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The standard format suggested for CA MIM messages is:
MIM####t
where #### is a decimal number between 0001 and 9999, and t is one of the following letters used to designate the message type:
Indicates an action message
Indicates an error message
Indicates an informational message
Indicates an warning message
In this naming standard, message number ranges are reserved for use by functional areas and facilities. The current ranges for message numbers are listed here:
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Range |
Functional Area |
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MIM0001 - MIM0999 |
CA MIM General Messages |
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MIM0500 - MIM0599 |
GCS (z/VM) Messages |
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MIM0600 - MIM0799 |
CA MIM General Messages |
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MIM0800 - MIM0899 |
Message Facility Messages |
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MIM0900 - MIM0999 |
XCF Support Messages |
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MIM1000 - MIM1999 |
GDIF and ECMF Messages |
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MIM2000 - MIM2999 |
GTAF and TPCF Messages |
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MIM3000 - MIM3999 |
GCMF Messages |
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MIM4000 - MIM4999 |
EDIF Messages |
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MIM5000 - MIM5999 |
Open |
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MIM6000 - MIM6999 |
ICMF Messages |
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MIM7000 - MIM7999 |
Open |
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MIM8000 - MIM8399 |
Used to define the variable text segments substituted in the @n parameters. |
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MIM8600-MIM8799 |
LXCF Messages |
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MIMH1000-MIMH2000 |
Health Check Messages |
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